NMC Royal Hospital, DIP Total Hip Replacement B/L Package

The majority of patients respond satisfactorily to hip replacement surgery. At the time of and after a hip replacement, there are some concerns, like with any surgical procedure:

• Bleeding
• Infection
• Blood clots in the legs or lungs
• Leg length discrepancy
• Injury to nearby nerves
• Fracture
• Continued pain or stiffness
• Dislocation
• Loosening or wearing out of the prosthesis
• Unrelieved joint pain (this may be temporary)

An embolism (blockage) can occur in extremely rare situations of bone surgery, particularly procedures involving cement. Fat from the bone marrow can enter the bloodstream and cause an embolism (blockage). A fat embolism can increase your chances of having a heart attack or stroke.

Depending on the medical condition, there could be additional concerns. Before the surgery, talk to a doctor about any concerns you have and determine which complications are the most serious for you.

Because each patient reacts to surgical intervention uniquely, joint replacement recovery period varies. The complexity of the treatment, as well as the patient's genetics and overall health, all determine how quickly the patient returns to normal (or superior) after a hip replacement. Understanding what factors influence recovery durations might help you estimate how much time you'll need for a successful hip joint replacement.

The average recovery time for a hip replacement is 2 to 6 months. When the surgical incisions and soft tissue have healed completely, you feel well enough to resume daily normal activities, and joint functions and the range of motion have significantly improved, the recovery is complete. The body can continue to recover for up to two years, however this would not be apparent to the individual.

You'll probably spend four to six days in a hospital, and you'll probably have to sleep with a wedge-shaped cushion between the legs to ensure the replacement hip joint stays in place. To help people go to the bathroom, a drainage tube will most likely be inserted in the bladder.

When sitting, standing, or lying down, do not cross the legs or ankles. Bending too far forward from the waist or pulling the leg up past the waist is not a good idea. Hip flexion is the term for this type of bending. Hip flexion of more than 90 degrees should be avoided (right angle).

MediGence ensures that you receive top-notch treatment and care at an affordable price by providing savings and advantages. At NMC Royal Hospital, DIP, Total Hip Replacement B/L can be performed with the best possible results. This reduced price is the consequence of a mutually beneficial partnership with the hospital; nevertheless, this does not imply that the quality of your care will be compromised.

The Fortis hospital's healthcare professionals will not compromise on the level of excellence for your treatment and care, and team MediGence has included some extra bonuses as rewards for your complete medical journey.

The first 10% of the discounted fee, or US$ 2500, must be paid online through the secure payment gateway of medigence.com. This is the total payment required to reserve the package. At the time of the patient's admission to the hospital, 90 percent of the total, or the remaining procedure fees, can be paid in cash, credit card, debit card, or wire transfer.